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021.F17.0HE  At the Departure of his mistres 
021.F17.001  Since she must goe and I must tarry, com Night
021.F17.002  Environ me w%5th%6 darknes whilst I write
021.F17.003  Shaddow that hel vnto mee w%5ch%6 alone
021.F17.004  I am to suffer when my loue is gone
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021.F17.045  Have we for this kept guard lik spy on spy [CW:om]
021.F17.046  Had correspondence when y%5e%6 foe stood %Ynighe%Z by? [p.89]
021.F17.047  Stolne (more to sweeten them, our many blisses
021.F17.048  Of meetings, conference, embracements, kisses?
021.F17.049  Shaddowed w%5th%6 negligence, our most respects
021.F17.050  Varied our language through al Dialects
021.F17.051  Of becks, wincks, looks! & often vnder bords
021.F17.052  Spoke dialogues w%5th%6 our feete? yet far from words
021.F17.053  Haue prou'd al the secrets of our Art
021.F17.054  Yea thy pale=inwards, & thy panting hart!
021.F17.055  And after al this, passed Purgatory
021.F17.056  Must sad diuorse make us y%5e%6 vulgar story?
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021.F17.067  fate doe thy worst, my loue and I haue armes
021.F17.068  Though not against thy stroakes, against thy harmes
021.F17.069  Rend vs in sunder, thou canst not diuide
021.F17.070  Our bodyes so but that our soules are tyed
021.F17.071  And wee can loue by letters stil and gifts
021.F17.072  And thoughts and sighes (loue neuer wanteth shifts
021.F17.073  I wil not looke vpon y%5e%6 quickning sun
021.F17.074  But straight her beauty to my sence shal run
021.F17.075  The Aire shal not her soft, the fire her pure
021.F17.076  water suggest her cleare, & y%5e%6 earth sure.|
021.F17.077  Time shal not loose his passages. the Spring
021.F17.078  How fresh our loue was in the beginning. 
021.F17.079  The Sum%Mar how it ripened in y%5e%6 eare
021.F17.080  And Autumne how our golden haruest were
021.F17.081  The winter Ile not think on, to spite thee,
021.F17.082  But count it a lost season stil to bee w%5th%6 thee
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021.F17.095  And this to t'h comfort of my deare I %Ywo%Zvow
021.F17.096  My deeds shal stil be what my words are now
021.F17.097  The Poles shal moue to teach me, %YI%Z e're I start
021.F17.098  And when I meane to change Ile change my hart.|
021.F17.099  Nay if I wax but cold in my desire
021.F17.100  Think heauen hath motion lost, y%5e%6 worlde its fire
021.F17.101  Say more I would, but many words haue made
021.F17.102  That oft suspected w%5ch%6 men %Ymo%Z would p%Pswade
021.F17.103  Take therefore al in this I loue so true
021.F17.104  That I wil neuer looke for les in you.
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